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LAAN TARR 1a AR A SEAVER TAY FAS LN hil TI BA oe' p | high Th. LL ad rl SEN RR A 5h 3% % HRSA ~ rr \ . ' Poe \ 1) - an SRSIRE FI GREY A BLL NFR FAN TR SENS. 1 - a AS SS eS NECATRSELAF FL. WF TAAL. 4 WEA. N ] \ B8-- RORY PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, August 2, 1978 at Caesarea aul playground by Patti Gettins During the third week the registration for our play- 'ground is up to 39 children. We have an average of 28 children a day. We were all quite busy the third week planning for the art show. The children made such things as' paper bag puppers, dolls made from Javex bottles and styrofoam bugs. They were also busy baking cupcakes and ice cream cone cakes. } The Puppet Show was a big hit with the children. 27 - children from Caesarea attended the show thanks to our volunteer olin fBlueberries for Sal" and "Ringtail"' were enjoyed by the children followed by a _ game of volleyball at Putsey Park. Last week we were. also busy rehearsing for the Talent Show. This show will be Thursday August 3 at 7:00 at the Latcham Centre. The children from Caesarea --August9. Playground will be actively The children will be San Pr involvegl if) this show. The to see "Summer Compé parents" will be responsible - for getting the children there. The art show seemed to bé, quite successful with approx- imately 40 moms, dads, rela- - Wed & Thurs: 8 p.m. _ Suess MAURICE -- "ANDERSON nc WED - THURS - FRI - SAT. "AUGUST 2-3-4-5 Fri& Sat: 7 & p.m. Rr five daring SELY adventurers t= /~. battling \ Pe nature's t Disne rons JULES VEINES * tives and neighbours show- ing up. At the show the children sold 66 tickets for various prizes. Tammy Mac Millen won a plant, Bernice Tennyson won a candy dish ° and bowl and Mrs. M. 'Mc- Leod won a stuffed alligator. Congratulations! The children antertaiied: the adults with such songs as 4 ? The Lion Hunt, Hey Dum Diddley Dum and Iliveina Teeny Weeny Housie. Other days to keep in mind are Olympic Day - Tuesday, August 1, Fruit Day - Wed- nesday, August 2. For this day could each parent send one fresh fruit for their child. We will be seeing "The Cat in the Hat" too. For the remainder of the fourth week they will be working - ona "float for the "regatta and practising for the talent show. . Tuesday, August 8 will be Hillbilly Day, "Play Day" is on the afternoon of the 10th. Swimming in Port Perry is . planned for Friday August. 11th. That takes you up to the end of the 5th week. A : busy time! * untamed fury! is YOU'RE A ~ SUN - MON; TUES AUGUST 6. 71-8 One Show Only: 8:00 p.m. IF YOU STEAL IT, ROLL IT AND WRECK] i= . 2 y 7 SH "73 5 a rg Er fr mini CINE EMA 'on Wednesday They may not be quite ready for the art galléry yet, but Joelle-Priebe [right] and Paula Vanderan had a great time creating their masterpié proud to have them on display at the Caesarea playground art show. There were many other es and were paintings and crafts on display. : f ¢ Lemonade; anyone? There was lots for everybody playground held an art show. They also had cakes and last Friday afternoon as the kids from Caesarea cookies for anyone who feft a little hungry. Te Blackstock playground by Deb McLaughlin There's never a dull moment at the Blackstock: Playground - that's for sure! On Monday we all puddled around in big tubs of water to escape the heat. We water painted the school, the side- walk and of course - each other. Yuck! Last Tuesday we had Trevor and Gari Oke's, dad for a special visitor. MrjQke is a fireman of the Whithy Fire Departn.~nt. Mr. Oke talked to us about his job, safety rules and he even modelled his uniform. The cinated with his helmet and or silver gloves. Jason Davies was so impressed he asked Mr. Oke what he ate for breakfast. I guess Jason want to grow up to be a fireman. We watched a real neat film called Home Safe Home and then Mr. Oke handed out safety colouring books and stickers for phones. A very sincere thankyou to Mr. Oke for taking the time to visit us. To top off the morning we devoured a watermelon given to us by Mary Lou Malcolm. Thanks Lou! In the afternoon we wentto see a Ask them if they can remem- ber them all (Flammable, Explosive, Corrosive, Pois- onous). "Wednesday was our Farm Day at Jill Van Camps. It was a long and exhausting walk but it was well worth the effort. The children were entertained with pony rides (thanks to dear old gypsy) an apple orchard to climb in, baby pigeons, pigs, cows, calves, a dog, and eight baby kittens (Jill is willing to give away some kittens to a good home). Our country kids sure acted like city kids ® Kids impresséd with fireman visit agreatday. Also a thankyou to Caroline Carnaghan and Tara Bailey for coming with us. and helping. ing. Thursday morning we® watched films and in the afternoon we went for a refreshing dip in Tamara's pool. A special thank you to Tamara and her' parents for inviting us and also a thank- you to the neighbours who helped us swim. The cookies and freshie were yummy too! On Stuffed Pet Day, pets of all different breeds, shapes, Queen & & Perry treets kids were fascinated with his the Pupper Show "Binkley Whenitcame time totour the sizes and degrees of being PORT PERRY 985.8535 big rubber boots, his heavy and Doinkel." - The kids barh. The little "dears" all cuddles were proudly 8535 jacket and especially fas- |oyed them and learned plugged their noses. A thank brought for show. We even [BEE Sa Naa NE